ERC Starting Grant · 2025
Multi-Chip 0- π Qubit Distribution: A Feasible Frontier in Quantum Computing?
The pursuit of scalable quantum computing requires groundbreaking solutions to overcome noise, high error rates, and the limited qubit counts of existing architectures. The 0-π (zero-pi) qubit, with its intrinsic protection against environmental noise, offers a transformative path toward fault-tolerant quantum computing, demonstrating superior coherence times compared to conventional superconducting qubits like the transmon. Despite recent advancements, a fully protected version—the hard 0-π qubit—remains unrealized, and the integration of these qubits into scalable, distributed architectures presents a critical, unresolved challenge. This proposal seeks to experimentally demonstrate the…
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